Mr. Crane, an electrical engineer, had a career that traced the arc of the early computing industry, starting in 1949 with a job at I.B.M.'s headquarters in New York City, where he was involved in the maintenance of the Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator, an early I.B.M. computer composed of 13,000 vacuum tubes and 25,000 relays.
The optimization was performed on a parallel computer composed of commodity PC components.
As I sit at my computer composing this letter, tears are streaming down my face.
At the most basic level, quantum computers are composed of quantum bits, or qubits, rather than the traditional bits that are the basic unit of digital computers.
The evidence being all of the lyrics to all of his songs, which are performed and produced using computers and composed in the key of E. It's a great key.
I rushed over to a nearby printing and computer shop (I didn't own my own computer) and composed a desperate, but serious, letter to Galeano requesting an interview.
By the time he was 16, he had invented a computer that composed melodies based on pattern recognition.
"Faith," a free-spirited concerto for piano and computer, was composed for Bob Gluck, a rabbi who gave up his pulpit and become an accomplished jazz pianist.
Sitting down at the computer, I composed a long and detailed e-mail to the district council explaining everything, through all the various heresies, the dinosaurs, manatees, etc., up to my current loss of faith.
His staff become accustomed to the blizzard of memos, written in longhand (unlike the Queen and Prince Philip, Charles does not use a computer) and composed from the Post-it notes on which he scribbles night and day when seized by thoughts.
